Sight Words

Sight Words
Sight Words
Developer: 🇺🇸 CasettaTech
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Sight Words Summary

Sight Words is a free Android app in Education by CasettaTech. Released in Dec 2019 (6 years ago). It has about 548+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 34 monthly active users . Store last updated Aug 13, 2026

Recent activity: 4.00 installs this week (9.00 over 4 weeks) showing steady growth View trends →

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App Description

Practice sight words with your child, flash card style, with no distractions!

Help your 3 to 6-year-old learn sight words and numbers with Sight Words! Sight Words is a flash card style sight word app to help you interact with your child to teach them sight words. The app is focused on providing you the tools to teach your child to read without distractions.

Where other sight word apps provide cartoon character distractions, Sight Words is made for you to work and play directly with your child. Use the app to help them learn to read, or as a list to ask them to write critical words.

There are 180 words broken into 7 groups within the application. The sight words cover Kindergarten and First Grade. You should focus on one group of words at a time, and as your child masters a group, you can expand to working on additional and combined groups in a session. Take it slow, as repetition is the key to learning. Most importantly have fun with your child as you look at the words and learn them. Expect them to forget, and encourage them when they remember. Over time your child will easily master the words contained in the lessons.

Show your child a word, ask them to read it, spell it, and use it in a sentence. As your child masters the word groups, you should switch to reading the words to your child and asking them to write them.

Additionally, there are numbers for you to quiz your child on. You can go in order (counting) or show them a random number to identify. There are four number ranges you can work on with your child. One to ten, one to twenty, one to one-hundred, and one to one-thousand.

Work with your child daily to master sight words and numbers! Doing this will give your child a fantastic advantage in early education.